Have you seen this Oprah episode where the woman proves she can decode baby’s true language? The episode was called The Secret Language of Babies. It’s pretty crazy cool and I wish I’d studied baby talk (AKA baby’s cries) before Holden was born.
According to Oprah.com:
After testing her baby language theory on more than 1,000 infants around the world, Priscilla says there are five words that all babies 0–3 months old say—regardless of race and culture:
* Neh=”I’m hungry”
* Owh=”I’m sleepy”
* Heh=”I’m experiencing discomfort”
* Eair=”I have lower gas”
* Eh=”I need to burp”
Hey, at least it’s only five words, right? Learn to listen to baby talk the right way. Check out the video footage here>
Now you can buy the Baby Language DVD series from Amazon: Dunstan Baby Language
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I’ve heard about it someplace else. I’ll have to wait and try it on my next baby, as my youngest is too old for this, but it’s really interesting in terms of what it implies about baby brain and cognitive development.
I saw the baby talk show on Oprah… We are having our 1st grandchild and would love to purchase a DVD, tape, book or something for my daughter-in-law…. son, and new baby…. thank you. glenda
hmmm… it has been a while since you posted this, but i thought i would toss in my two cents anyway. my mother saw the bit on oprah and bought us the dvds. for the first couple of weeks after my boy was born, we listened for the sounds and heard none of the words. but the whole concept helped us listen closer to his noises and identify the differences. now he is two months old and he really sounds just like the babies on her videos. all the words are the same. wacky stuff, but i would actually recommend these to new moms. hopefully they’ll be able to find them used though because $50 is way too much for the 20 minute dvds.
I just tried this on a co-worker of mine’s baby girl (about 1 month old) and it worked! I was so surprised and amazed because I just watched this show last night!! I googled all the baby words and gave it to her to help her! I hope it works!!
Hi, I just happened by your website. The lady who developed that “Baby Talk” concept is Australian (where I’m from). She’s been exposed as a fraud and a charlatan. So, don’t bother.
It’s all really interesting, but it is known as pareidolia which is a well established illusion where the brain can trick us into seeing, or hearing in this case, patterns where there are none.
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